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Repeating ourselves
These were some of the best-read or most emailed-about LAO items from the past week. I might do this every week. Anybody find it useful?
L.A.'s most popular car
Daily News names managing editor
John Miller turns in his LAPD badge
LAT taps David L. Ulin as book editor
Kipen heads to National Endowment for the Arts
NYT's LeDuff located on Discovery Channel
The Times and Ms. Johansson
Herald Examiner building goes condo and offices
Reggie-mania grips the Southland
Daily News names managing editor
John Miller turns in his LAPD badge
LAT taps David L. Ulin as book editor
Kipen heads to National Endowment for the Arts
NYT's LeDuff located on Discovery Channel
The Times and Ms. Johansson
Herald Examiner building goes condo and offices
Reggie-mania grips the Southland
The blog's software was upgraded over the weekend to Movable Type version 3.2, which means I'll be able to add some new features soon. I already tweaked the monthly and topic archives to make them more useable.
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| Banks, automakers - hell, why not pornographers? Joe "Girls Gone Wild" Francis and Larry "Hustler" Flynt are asking Congress for $5 billion.
| Somehow the guy still manages to come off as being even more obnoxious than last we remember. He insists that he'll live forever.
| The MTA's Dorothy Peyton Gray Transportation Library and Archive jumps into Web 2.0 with enthusiasm, with Flickr photos and YouTube clips.
| Chuck Todd and his goatee
| An appreciation
| New signs and meters are already up in Westwood Village.
City Controller Laura Chick is absolutely correct when she insists on the power to examine the performance of other elected officials.
At the top of Chicken Corner's wish list for quite some time has been a bookstore -- an independent shop...
It's my one-year anniversary of joining the LA Times. Sad note -- the job lasted just 10 months.
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